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79 lines
3.6 KiB
JavaScript
79 lines
3.6 KiB
JavaScript
{
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/*
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* Simple way of configuring the plugin
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* ------------------------------------
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*
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* Set value of 'defaultAccount' to one of the following values:
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*
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* "#preferred" to use your preferred TweetDeck account (the one used to log into TweetDeck)
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* "#last" to specify the account that was selected last time (only updates if a single account is selected)
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* "#default" to fall back to default TweetDeck behavior; useful for advanced configuration below, otherwise disable the plugin instead
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* "@myAccount" to specify an account name to use; has to be one of your registered account names
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*
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*/
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defaultAccount: "#preferred",
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/*
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* Advanced way of configuring the plugin
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* --------------------------------------
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*
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* This assumes a basic knowledge of JavaScript and jQuery.
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*
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* 1. Set value of 'useAdvancedSelector' to true
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* 2. Replace the example code in 'customSelector' function with your desired behavior
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*
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* The 'customSelector' function should return a string in one of the formats supported by 'defaultAccount'.
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* If it returns anything else (for example, false or undefined), it falls back to 'defaultAccount' behavior.
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*
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* When writing a custom function, you can install Dev Tools to access the browser console:
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* https://tweetduck.chylex.com/guide/#dev-tools
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*
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*
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* In order to check the column type, use the 'window.TDPF_getColumnName(column)' function. List of available names:
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* Home, Mentions, Messages, Notifications, Followers, Activity, Likes,
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* User, Search, List, Timeline, Dataminr, Live video, Scheduled
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*
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* If you want to see your current column types, run the following code in your browser console:
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* TD.controller.columnManager.getAllOrdered().map(window.TDPF_getColumnName)
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*
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*
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* The 'title' parameter is the column title. Some are fixed (such as 'Home' or 'Notifications'),
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* some contain specific information (for example, Search columns contain the search query).
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*
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*
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* The 'account' parameter is the account name displayed next to the column title (including the @).
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* This parameter is empty for some columns (such as Messages, or Notifications for all accounts) or can
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* contain other text (for example, the Scheduled column contains the string 'All accounts').
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*
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*
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* The 'column' parameter is a TweetDeck column object. If you want to see the object structure,
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* run the following code in the console for an array containing all of your column objects:
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* TD.controller.columnManager.getAllOrdered()
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*
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*
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* The 'isTemporary' parameter is true if the column is not attached to the main column list,
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* for example when clicking on a user and viewing their tweets in a modal dialog.
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*
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*/
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useAdvancedSelector: false,
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customSelector: function(title, account, column, isTemporary){
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console.info(arguments); // Prints all arguments into the console
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if (title === "TweetDuck" && window.TDPF_getColumnName(column) === "Search"){
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// This is a search column that looks for 'TweetDuck' in the tweets,
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// search columns are normally linked to the preferred account
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// so this forces the @TryTweetDuck account to be used instead
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return "@TryTweetDuck";
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}
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else if (account === "@chylexcz" && window.TDPF_getColumnName(column) === "Home"){
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// This is a Home column of my test account @chylexcz,
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// but I want to reply to tweets from my official account
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return "@chylexmc";
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}
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// otherwise returns 'undefined' which falls back to 'defaultAccount' behavior
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}
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} |